Photos of Perranporth
and its surroundings

In the foreground is Hoblyn's Cove and Ligger Point.

Perranporth has one of the longest beaches in Cornwall with over two miles of golden sand. In the foreground is Ligger Point with the Penhale Sands dune system backing the beach and Reen Sands and the town of Perranporth at the end of this view.

In 2018 the RAF celebrated its 100th anniversary.

This monument which has stood at Trevellas Airfield formerly RAF Perranporth, for many years, remembers all those who lost their lives flying from this wartime airfield and all those who served here between 1941 and 1945.

Two plaques are placed here with one to a 4 year old boy, Barry Walker who died due to a spitfire crash at Shute Row, Trevellas on the 13th September 1943.

Dy'gol Pyran Lowen! - Happy St Piran's Day

St Piran's Oratory is one of the oldest Christian buildings in Britain. For decades it has been covered by sand to conserve it. Excavations began in February 2014 and are continuing.